India aims to increase its manufacturing sector’s contribution to GDP to more than 25% from its current 17%. The sector is well-positioned to grow at a rate exceeding 15% per annum over the next five years, driven by transformative government initiatives. We invite you to access the expanded version of this article. Strategic Growth Drivers […]
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Cambashi, a leading global market research and industry analysis firm, has released the 2025 update of its Computer-Aided Engineering Software Observatory. The total CAE software market in 2025 is estimated at $11.6 billion, comprising $10.1 billion in software revenues and $1.6 billion in provider services. Analysis of industry growth by sector shows that Manufacturing – Aerospace
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This quarter, we’re sharing our updated forecasts for various software segments, Insights for high-tech industry, the impact of US Tariffs and AI, analysis of the market in India, employment patterns and management structures in AEC industry.
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In a compelling investor webinar held on August 6, 2025, Bentley Systems’ Executive Chairman, Greg Bentley, delved into the company’s performance for the quarter ending June 30, 2025. He utilized data from Cambashi to shed light on key market dynamics and the company’s competitive positioning. Leveraging updated Cambashi insights, Bentley spotlighted three critical metrics. Total
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Introduction to BIM and the AECO software market Cambashi has been tracking the global market for Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (‘AECO’) software for 40 years, and the term ‘BIM’ (Building Information Management) software came into common use among the software Providers we cover about 20 years ago. Cambashi introduced its first ‘BIM Observatory’ in
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Global high-tech production is projected to expand by +6.7% in 2025, a pace that would typically signal confidence and momentum. Yet, beneath that headline figure lies an uneven picture. The sector’s momentum is being driven disproportionately by demand for semiconductors, particularly those supporting artificial intelligence applications, while the broader landscape remains challenged by policy volatility,
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Cambashi, a leading global software industry analyst firm, is pleased to announce the launch of ‘Cambashi’s View’ – a new series of strategic themes, to deliver timely, strategic insights into the Engineering, Manufacturing, and Industrial software markets. Cambashi’s View provides clear, authoritative perspectives on emerging trends and complex topics. Each Cambashi’s View presents a succinct,
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We are delighted to announce our second Cambashi Industry Newsletter for 2025. This quarter, we’re sharing our updated forecasts and analysis of trends across various software segments. What’s new? Cambashi has released its Q1, 2025 update that includes full year 2024 revenue results. Why it matters You can have access to the latest revenue forecasts,
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Cambashi, a leading global market research and industry analysis firm, has announced the release of its 2025 update for the engineering and industrial software markets. In addition to the forecast, Cambashi has launched a new market briefing titled “The Impact of US Tariffs on the Engineering/Industrial Software Market,” which provides critical insights into the effects of
Current state of play – Economic climate with US tariffs on physical goods only After a chaotic start, tariff negotiations have settled down to detailed negotiations between specific countries. The first ‘trade agreement’ (actually more of a ‘framework’) was announced between the US and UK on 8th May 2025. China did not initially engage with
